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Revenue growth decelerated from 42% year-over-year growth in the second quarter of 2018 to 33% growth in Q3, and operating expenses jumped 53 percent year over year.

Facebook, Amazon.com, Netflix and Google-parent Alphabet were at the center of a volatile session on the U.S. stock market on Monday, cleaving $200 billion off of the so-called FANG group's combined market capitalization in two sessions.

Facebook purged the site and Instagram of more than 82 pages from Iran for spam-like behavior.

Snapchat lost more daily active users in Q3 and the company's stock price slid even further.

A mother warned parents should not allow family and other people to touch and kiss infants due to the risk of contracting an infection, which can sometimes be deadly. 

Facebook is planning to release Lasso as a standalone app to attract more teen users.

The U.K.'s Information Commissioner's Office fined Facebook roughly $660,000 for the Cambridge Analytica incident.

CCTV footage released by the animal shelter shows someone throwing three kittens from the passenger side door of a dark-colored SUV.

Users are now able to review and delete their search history directly in Google Search without digging into the settings.

Snap made two big business hires this week, but employees are still uncertain about the app maker's future.

Apple CEO Tim Cook once again railed against data collection in a keynote address in Brussels.

The Facebook Messenger 4 update makes the user experience simpler, but the new Dark Mode won't be available right away.

Facebook Inc's new searchable database of U.S. political ads reveals that companies such as Exxon Mobil Corp, Ben & Jerry's and Penzeys Spices are cumulatively spending millions of dollars to encourage voting and influence how Americans vote.

Reports indicated Facebook had canceled the next Oculus Rift headset, but the company says there is more Rift to come.

Yet another founder of an acquired company left Facebook, as Oculus co-founder Brendan Iribe announced his departure on Monday.

Japan's data protection agency told Facebook to improve security and be more transparent with users.

Political ad buyers on Facebook can still hide their identities, despite increased transparency rules.

Apple released a tool that allows U.S. users to download all the data they gave to the company.

Facebook reportedly concluded that its recent data breach was carried out by spammers looking to make money, not foreign interlopers.

A marine biologist who photographed the wildlife encounter said the incident took place over the weekend.

Police in Griffin, Georgia, arrested and charged Laquanda Lenea Mosley after a video of the incident circulated on social media.

Facebook's board will vote next year on a proposal to create an independent chairman, thus removing Mark Zuckerberg from the position.

A new complaint to an existing lawsuit accused Facebook of knowing about, and potentially hiding, inflated ad metrics on videos for more than a year.

Facebook is said to be developing a device that connects to TVs and offers video calling as well as streaming services.

Jayme Closs was described as being 5 feet tall, 100 pounds with green eyes and blond or strawberry blond hair.

Officials confirmed three girls and a boy were found dead along with their mother inside their Tennessee home Monday. The mother died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound.

Facebook Inc will ban false information about voting requirements and fact-check fake reports of violence or long lines at polling stations ahead of next month's U.S. midterm elections, company executives told Reuters, the latest effort to reduce voter manipulation on its service.

Kevin Systrom abruptly left Facebook six years after selling his Instagram app to the company, and partially explained why on Monday.

In the wake of Facebook's huge data breach, the site has given users a way to find out if their data was stolen.